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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Bieffe, Scr &onjertidniter.
(gtus benz Serliuer Gaseblatt.)

Sn elmer p~riuateu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ifeaung erbIitte fin ;li3 in 9iloebranot's
SGlon III Der WebsritraBs elm neues
yRunitgenre" gum eriteu MtaIe bas 2i6t
Der 9oultIen. Was finb bic 6onsertmas
Ter, &OnsertbiIbbuuer uuo ieIblt Die Ron:
sertrebrer a la Billion I'M geralei6e Al
Bieite, benz S9neai9uiter! Sore BRO.
buttionen bieten ni9ts Brattii6es unb
MAIDEN gum Gbeil iosar b6ies 8lut. 0as
Der Ron5srti9uitsr aber barbistet, bos inb
elm Baur StiefeI, bic er IN sebn Winuten
unter ben Sldnsen Der Mufit fir unb fertia
bciOblt, unb bas 1T fir ben srossn Bro:
3entius Der Sttefel gentlemen Meni9beit
BON enormem @ertbe.
gs sins bsreits auf Witterna9t, ais
bteie Seniattonsnummer bes grogramms
an bic Gsibe fam. Inter b69iter Spans
nung bes 9ublitums trat Serr 6onserts
i9uiter Ytefte, Elm nod iunser Wann, auf,
ertldrte feline bsrsits a~usebeutete gufsabe
unb erbat ii9 gu bieiem 3uefe bic s~errifes
men Stiefel zines Der 9eebrten Gnweienben.
gm liebitsn vbeiobIe er Oamen", fiiste CT
binSu, aletn bieism Wunide entipra5
teine ber anpsienoen S96nen. gon ben
spet Serreu, ueI9e ii9 NIT gentlemen
StiefeIn semelbet batten, muBte giner sus
rtfsepieien werben, neil er nur etnen
i6abbaften Stisfel aufpsiisn %tonnte, bases
gen purbeu bic Sttefel bes anberen 5srrsn
in @naben aufsenommen.
limb nun aina es an bic @rbeit. Nu Der
@rt, ME Ssrr Biefte ft9 bic 4srmeI auis
treupelte, wte er iib bic 2eberi9irse uuls
banb unb ii9 auf ietnem OretfuB 3ure9ts
Ieste, mertte man i9on, baS Ct pom Sad
iet. r9tefte lief, 8ieffe lief"
i9lusen bic 9runbbldfe bes Rlauiers IN
unb -v8tefte bic StiefeI
ftel beseiitert bas YubIitum Elm.
0dbrenb bic Ruit bann gum bsiteren
rStiefeI muB ierben" iibersins,
arbettete 5err Ptefte i'm S6psiBs ieines
ansei4ts, bautirte NIT @ble unb Bed,
bdmmerte unb wuBte aud nod auf BITE
ueri9iebenen 3uii6enrufe aus benz aubts
tortum NIT sutem 6umor gu antworten.
Rur etnmal wurbe ct fat un~aemltblid,
ais er cine san3e 8atterie BON Spsrnslds
fern uuf id seri6tet fab. rSpsrusudsr
ues!~ rtsf er unb breitete i9issnb feline
Sdnbe iiber fem @ebsimniB. No1 mar
bic feitseieste 5eit pom ssbn Winuten ni9t
nm - erit adt Minuten waren perfloEeG
- ais Ssrr Yisfts uon isinsm S9smel aufs
ftanb triumpbirenb bic beibsn bsiobItsn
Stisfel em~porbtelt unb nit Gui9 unb SUI
b~sIrufen fir feline 3auberarbett beIobnt
purbe.
8orin bas @ebsimniB isiner 5iristeit
beifebt, biirfen mir ni3t uerratben, ba Sr.
Ptefte ii6 feline @rfinbuns patentiren Iaiien
mill. @s lit gu erwarten, baB Sober, Der
auf bteier @elt NIT 3errifenen StiefsIn
berumIduft, fi6 bieielben iest muir nod uou
wBtefte, benz &on3ert9ufer "
wirb beioblen laiien wolen. Oenn er ma9t
es gratis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Sn Setruit, i'm ct. Warp's Soipita'

Sn Setroit, i'm st. Warp's 9oipital,
purbe bisier Gage cine omar ni6t gang
auBerorbentliae, aber ieoeufaqs b65t ins
tereiante Operation uOa5osen. Der dr3ts
li4en 8ifsni9aft lit es seluussn feitsns
ifeaen. baB, uenn 9dbmuns in einsm arm
ober gein e~intrttt, unb bas 9efibl barin
uerIoren sebt, btes itsts BON elmer gsrtIots
tuns bes Blutes TN @sbirn. bsrriibrt, unb
omar In Der entsesenseietten Settle bes
9ebirns. Wan tann BEN Sis bss rlebels
bis auf 3wet SOD feititeaen. Dieter Gage
wurbe Elm unbetannter Wann, belIen Iinte
Settle u%olNfdnbis ssIabmt uno Der beiins
uunssIos mar, iu's senaunte 9oipital ses
bra1t; bic Ierste ertannten iofort bic urs
fade, idsten NIT elmer &rsisidss an Der
re5ten Ropfieite Elm Stit pon 7 3ou
Our9msfsr aus uub uaren 10 slidli9,
serabe bic ri9ttse Stele su trsffen unb ben
8luttIumpsn au finben. am nd9iten Gage
erIanste Der Wann feline 8sfnnuns uieber
unb bic 2dbmuns mid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Ser galante BiGl5er.

Rann gu isinsr @bsfrau): .@as
i9ieIi9te benn aIsfort DO miner uff BE-
SenftOp3e Su2 Ru, i'd weiB i9o, 9u
ii3t'n bait gar 10 germ. (SsimIi9.) S6r'
NAL! DO bipe in Sapre toi9e Der Senf in
Teen Wdrtsbaus - Sas betBt, psnu met
ii9 mas ba3u aus Der &i9e gene IdBt.
(9aut). Sc, Rslnsr!"
&saner: yBGs i9aff'n go"
Wann: vSrense Se bober spse Yaar
@drit!"
&eunsr (burd's &i9enfeniter rufenb) :
r3wOa Yaar 9'iel9ti, warmi, auf's EsIs
Ier!"
Srau: raper, Iieber Wann, mas ma9i9t
0u bsnn9 10 INNER Der 3eit unb c ioIds
~gussab'l"
Wann: r@dbi6te, Dir gu Iisb thu i'd
aaesl Sect mad nur rec llmitdno' nit IN
LAP 0ir's i4metsn; 9u ii5t ben Ssni
uno i9 eB bic 0dri9t'."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Ser Geuius pom 80 aibt bic 2abl Der

Ser Genius uon 80 sibt bic 3abl ber
Sarmer in ben Ser. Staaten in run6er
3abl auf adt Wiaioueu an unb bic ber
Aouotaten auf Ga, 900. Ra9 benz 4 Dfdr,
utrb Der Bunbesienat einsn 5armer unS
etwa 70 aouotaten aufueiien. Sn anbern
Worten: Die Ga, 900 Qopofaten wer6en
I'M Uunbesienate bur9 70 Der SSbriaen pers
treteu fem unb bic a6t Wtutonen Sarmer
our3 einen Der Sbrisen. 9lber ieIbft bieie
ptnlise Sertrstuns baben bic Sarmer nir
benz 3ufaue gu ueroauten, baB Der aopotat
Uaarsp in Geras BET Der 8eperbung UNI
eine 8ieOerpabl benz Sarmer Reasan uns
te,lesen lit. l1nb ba fol- man ii9 nod
wunoern, peBbalb Der 9unbssienat ieiner
Ueebrbeit mad uoltsfsiubli9 lit. Die
Wfebrbeit bes Bunbssieuats beitebt aus
poItsfeinoli9en Wiqiondren, Wonopoliften
unb beioloeten WonopoIanpalten. Seoes
sr0Bere Wonopol i'm 2arbe bat ieinen gers
treter I'M Senate. Wan9e Gorporationeu,
wie beiipielsueiie Die sroBen @iienbabnse.
ieai4aften, baben beren iosur mebrere bort.
Der 6armer aber, Der in 80 etpa ben fiinfs
ten Gbeil ber Bepolteruug bieies 2anbes
ausma9te, bat unter rs Seuatoren serabe
cine ein5ise Stimme. 0isie Sbatia9e
ioate benz 5armer Stoff gum Rudbsnten
sebsn. sic bilbet ben S1Ilfel sur 26s
flung ueridieoensr &dtbieI.
Indianapolis telegraph.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
sSn 8aibiuatuu (8ennipIuuuia) bat fid

SH ScuIDihBiuh \pl"'IY'pu"'u 9"t I'W
cine 9eieai4aft orsuniiirt, bic Cincinnati
unb bic am @sse Itesenben Srti6aftsn,
BON Stnhlep, Ohio, aus nit Ratursas uers
ieben MIL. 9teie @eieQi9aft reprdlentirt
einise Der dlteiteu 8autfirmen @ew gorts
unb gbilabeIpbia's, ionic &apitaIiifen Don
Bittsburs uno Cincinnati. Gin Mit9lieS
bes Spnbicats bat bereits in New BORT
fir s4Oo, 600 B~ertbpapiere umseiett, nm
I'M Stanbe 81 ietu, ii6 Der @eIeui5aFt ans
3ui9lieBen. Die Soften ber &6brenIeituns
gen werben nit ausi9IuB Der 3usigitatios
men 10 Wiuioneu Dollars ~betrasen. Sn
Serbinbuns nit bieiem 8lane, Cincinnati
nit Natursas gu pcriOrsen, bat bic &oms
pasnie es aud u~nternommen, Dayton unb
Springfield unb bann bds gan3e Sbios
Sbal nit Ratur0as III uerieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
In Der Gefa. SGhle bel ct. @antian |

Rrain purbe IN friber gang unsusdnsIi4er
STEELE ctr brOnsener 9eIm ~sefunoen. Die
9elebrten Lbebaupten, baB bsrislbe elmer
dlteren uorsei9i3tli3en @ulturpsriobs ans
sebOrt unb in Sorm unb @r6Bs, iowie in
Der SsrSieruns sroBe asbnli9teit nit isuem
9sIme bat, Der BET ben aussrabuussn II,
Wati9 uno bel 3irtnis pom Brofsnor &its
ter D. Sodffetter auf ben 9rdbsrfslbsrn
elmer prdbiitoriidsn u%nbetauntsn YOlters
i4aft uorssfunben wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
I'm Der N6be bes Srtes gOrtbrsn, 0e.

OH wv StuVt WE fVFFVFe"I DFE
partement 5iniitere in 6runfrei6, lit firss
LID Elm eleftriider &o9en Don ~isItener
@rOBe sefansen porben. Oils man pom
&0rper bes Slides, ueIdet uorIdufig In
einem absei3lohenen 8aiitn bes Safens
untersebra9t uorben mar, cine metallti6e
8erbinbuns gum ufer berfteate uu6 spis
i4en bieie unb bic grbe elm elettrif3es
9%dutewerf eini9altete, ipra6 letteres ios
fort an unb ldutete udbrenb elmer aIerbtnss
tur3en 3sit anoauerno unb .usrnebmlt9.
gorber i3on bate Elm Matroie, peI6er
selesentlt4 Der 9~anobubuns bes Slides
auf ben &iden befelben ben naften SUP
ssiett bate, etaen einmaItseu, beftisen
eleftrii9en S9Ius empfanssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
q Il II NIIerIet.
Sic Ghitanp. WtLpautee & Ct. Gau

Sic Chicago, WiIuautee & ct. Saul
neutrality-suspicious. bat Spsi BON ibren
3wii9en Chicago unb Wilpautee fabreaben
Granddaughter nit OampfbeiSapparatben,
pel9e BON Der 2otomotipe ibren 9ampf
betommen, einseri9tet. Dieter geriu9
bat ii9 als benz 3ust pO0is entipre9snb
bepdbrt. Die ~senannte gompasnie erbaut
jest eiuen e~iiernen Wasen, Der biuter Der
9otomotiue berfabren unb sinen sisenen
6efsl our @~rseuJuns pom Oampf trasen
iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Was unb mic Der Ser Hath ai6t.

Sruuenusreinsbams: vSassn sic. lieb.
fte Srau Rdtbtn. bdtte i6 wobl aud uon
Sbrem Germ @smabl cine tIsine Spsnbe
gu unierer 0ObltbdtisteitseoIsete gu ers
parten2"
&dtbtn: va9, i'd bite sic, Der sibt
sepObnIi4 .ni9ts unb ieIbif bas nur iebr
unsern!~
(gtidt pabr, bas 1T mebr, ais aues
M6sIi9e.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Ser aIte brape beutide gunbesbe,irts.

ri9ter Irnolo &retel in Rifouri lag In
&anias @itp, ieinem 0obnorte, idpsr
tranf barnieber, bat fi3 aber idnel erboIt.
lros Der aroBen anSubl tii9ti9er beuti9er
&e4tsselebrter IN bteiem 2anOe lit &refel
Der ein3ise BON ibneu, ber's gum 8unbsss
,i4ter sebra9t bat. limb i9on Yrdiibent
2ineoln uar es, uel3er i'm fir bic Steue
ernannte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
SER WitacI &eidert. Der pobIbetannte

8Ormann Der r8entufp 8ason Manufacs
tuSins Co. 9O4 OF Gbsitrut : Ctr,
louisville, &p., beri9tet, baB Or. aus.
&onis's hamburger 5amiIisnsR ebisinen
IN ieinem 9auie ME febleu birfen unb bic
4%nwenbuns berieIben, i'm uor man9sn
Rrantbeiten bemabrt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
5000 Marf suriideritattet.

gm 90. San. sri9isn BEL sinsm Sabris
tanten In MAIDEN ein @eiflider, Der benz
Grifaunten 5000 Mt. tn 8antnoten iibers
mitteIte, wel9e, pie er iasts, aus elmer
9oncursmafe ifammsnb. benz Sabritantsn
redtli9 saseb6rten. Rabere grtunbtsuns
gen CAB Der @siitli9s nt9t ab unb snts
fernte ii4, obne ieiuen @amsn s~enannt gu
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Gin Yuiiaro NIT elmer @lode am SalIe

mar por GINGER 3eit BET Euuis I'M County
SurIeion i'm mtttIeren Eeras sei3ohen
woroen. Die @lOds trus bic SabresSabl
1869 unb mai bamalS senau bei9rteben
porben. Sett msloet fi9 @b. Gong, Der
in Der Hdbe pon @sorsstoun I'M County
S%ermiaion, i'm Oitli3en Satnois uobut, ais
berisnise, weI4er ienen Suiarb bat fiesen
lafen. @r bat i'm i'm Sabre 1859 jung
~ssfansen unb ibm bic 9lote umsebdust,
unb I'M 9srbite ienes Sa5rss bat sr benz
&aubuogeI bic Sreibeit segebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
AGerfet Spas uno Grnf.
&ritiid Gitbetifde stuSie.

"EytvN
Sn eiuem tiiblen @runbe,
Oa gebt Elm Wiibleura0,
8te gut, baB ii6 bies grade
90 3uSetra9en bat!
9enn 9iu9 in mnrmem @runoe
0as Utiiblenrao bin uno Der,
90 mIro'S natiirii6 i9Iuisen,
8as unditbettl6 mar.
@eIebt, bas Miiblrab liefe
Sn einem falten @runb:
90 f6nnt es ii6 erfdlten,
uuo bas 1T un9eiuno.
@dr's gar in marmem @rltnbe
@elaufen uno 9eraunt -
@el6' lGppii6e Strapabe,
Ohm CHM uno obu' Seritanb!
limb wenn bos Wiiblrab rite,
Ob alt, Oh marm Der @runo,
ga f0unt' bas Wiiblrao laden,
0o9's 4fero fam alif ben Suno.
Drum 1T unb bIeibt's am beiten,
Isle eS 9el6rieben ftebt:
Su einem tiiblen @runoe,
8a 9ebt eiu Wiiblenrao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Gin befaasis beftiaer Saften nab.

renb bes 8inters, briu9t oft I'M 6riibiabr BIZ
S6wiubiu6t. geianfti9t unb itdrtt bic auses
s%rifisnen i6padsH 9un9en nit Sale's Sonsp o.
SOrebouno anb Sar, Der Suiteu psi6t uub bt,
@eiabr 1T beleiti9t. 25c., soc. unb 81.
@lenn's stpsielsiis, belt unb reri6Snsrt, CSC.
SiGs Saara u. Sartfarbs, iSipar, u. braun, SOC.
Tifs's 3abui8merSsutrppisn bsiIsn In l Nin. 25s.
@srman Gprn stsmppsr, tSstst sabusrausss
GrrfbsuIsp, u, {, ", 25e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08

Ser 8ertb elmer SIai9s SaIuation Del
IdBt f6, wenn man an 3abns obsr Sopf.
web leibet, faum bere9uen es sibt aussns
blidli9e grIeidteruns unb bod toitst bic
6laide u % Gsuts. IS ioute IN iebsm
Sauie fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08

Ginise Sabre an &beumatismus seIits
ten uanbte Serr Sacob SrobIid. @ineins
matt, O., idIisBlid sesen bisie i9msrsbafte
&ranfbeit ct. Satob's Del an unb in tur:
ser Seit nal er pieber bsreefe0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08

Gs 1T cine erWieiene Sbatia6e, baB
idbrli4 elm srOber BrO3entias Der @inuobs
ner bieies 2anoes an Der S9pinbiu1t bas
binte4t; es lit aber ebsnfalls cine Gbats
Jade, bag Tauisnbe bur9 ben 9ebrau9
bon Or. Bulls 5uiten Sprup sersttet
meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08

Sabs mar hanf, mir sabsu ihr Saitorta,
aIs is elm siuo NOR, riti fs nab Saitoria,
Gle tuurbs elm 6rauIein, uuo bidt Su Gaitsrta,
Wis fs 8inOsr bate, SAB ie ibnen Saitorta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
Na8 ihmnkhnfte Gnrlhen.

&arlden Unit ber Gante i'm Gbsater):
yaber Gante Riete, warum tlati3eit Du
benn ni9t nit?
Eante &iete: r6ir alte 2eute ididt ftd
bas utdt mebr."
Sarl9eu: yNber parum uenut Did
benin Wama INNER cine alte Rlatidtante2 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
3I9e N6rbIt9.
sraailus paiRrt Gan eubaant nm Dos Rs&mlttaa.

OF, 3hs. 4 5 unN 8 s,R,H tdsIia ab. 1 uuO 2 ttsIt4,
SouutaSs ausseuommtn.
gdDs mad aG.n StatiOutn Der Ser. Staat,n u, Canada
bu bahtH In Der Olhes Der Gompa9nie oil ptatnfrabt uuo
am gtitnbabn6tpot,
Sasaas, 6urtstbtus Bic lum B,tiumuussOrt.
Sttnits Spttitpastr uuS pulmaRus e6lafpdStn auI
aatu SurdstbsubtH ShssH.
estn Bas,up.5id naa GRteaso. p,Orta oStr ct. 2ouis.
Tar tides, S5lafUastu. SstttabtatH uus sHsut Sus
teruattsutn iprsas man per, bel
3. Sisfsas srftr, Hssat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-25
FRESH oysters. fruits, etc. Schaffner's
A Commemorative Dooument

Is the circular just issued by the c.. 81. & D.
people regarding their Niagara Falls Toronto
and Putin Bay excursion, which leaves Indian
apols at 1885 A. NJ. Aug. 3. Among the attrac-
tions not offered by other lines ride
through Canada via Detroit with stop off if de-
sired Side trip TO Toronto by steamer return
ing to Niagara by same to Detroit by rail, 81
extra. Side trip to Putin Fay from Toledo, 81
extra. Four days at the Falls, or Toronto if de-
sired A refreshment in which coffee and
tea will be sold at cents and all other thin gs in
proportion An experienced excursion agent
to answer questions and make himself gener-
ally useful. For space in sleeper chair
please call at Grand Union Ticket Office, corner
Illinois street and Kentucky avenue, or address
w. H. Fisher, general agent. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-25
FRENCH PRINTED SATEENS
PettiS, Bassett&Co
HOW M. M. WILLIAMS ESCAPED.
The Story Told by the Conductor of the Train
from Which the Prisoner Jumped.

Nothing has bsen heard from Detective Hobbs
since the receipt of his telegram several days
ago, announcing that NJ NJ. Williams, the fugi-
tive grocer, had escaped from his custody by
jumping from Kansas Pacific train as it
leaving Denver. The Denver Republican says
that the conductor of the train tells a different
story from that related by Detective Hobbs
after the prisoners escape The conductors
story follows, and IL tends to the belief that
the Indianapolis officer was not particularly
anxious to take his prisoner East with him.
'Detee tive Hobbs and his prisoner took
seats in the third car abor midway on the north
side. nj the Union Depot keeping their places
until the train stopped at Thirty-sixth street,
whore 1t halts for about one minute. On leav-
ing Thirty-slxth street worked the emgrant-
car, and, passing out to GO into the smoking
car, saw a man jumping off the forward end of
the smokiugcar. 1 worked the smoking-car.
and passed on TO the third car. About midway
j found Detective Hobbs occupying two seats,
feet up. / called for tickets, and he handed me
two. Il marked them. in the meantime asking
for his other passenger He replied that he
was in the smokins-car questioned
him, Are you positiveP knowing
that had carefully gone through the two cars
ahead and that had not missed passenger. 1
then suggested that he so ahead and find him. He
started ahead, and went on through the train.
in che first sleeper when Detective Hobbs
came to me saying he could not find his passen-
ger. He then said the party was prisoner. /
then told him that saw a man jump off the for
ward end of the smoking car. Then Hobbs,
Hoosier like. wanted me to stop my train
and back it into Denver that he might hunt
his prisoner--that his tickets were linn
tied. etc. Hon. George Hodge, of Deer Trail,
and others the train were of the opinion
that Detective Hobbs, if he cared to take his
prisoner back, had acted in q very careless
manner"
The detectives story was that his prisoner
had asked permission TO 60 forward into the
smoker and that the two were walking through
the train when the conductor met He
asked for tickets, and Hobbs says that while he
showing them to the conductor Williams
walked on and jumped off the platform.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-25
CLOSELY WATCHED BY THE POLICE.
SaloOn-Keepers Find that They Can n" Longer
Violate the Law With Impunity.

Yesterday was another very quiet Sunday
among the saloons. Two three places on
Illinois street and one two on Washington,
were the only downtown saloons where any at
tempt was made to sell. They had spoilers out.
and few of the tried and true were admitted
after taking oath that they would reveal
nothing before the grand jury. Fred Goodman,
a working man, living English
avenue, attempted TO turn penny by purchasing
several kegs Of beer from a neiehooring saloon
Saturday evening and putting them on tap in his
cellar. Early in the morning patrolmen Hines
and Mccain discovered that the old topers OF the
neighborhood were making frequent trips TO the
cellar, and they went down themselves. Mr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-25
A Maine Woman's Horse Trade.

Portland (Me) Press
Last Saturday Mr.. Fl. F. Thompson, the
Cumberland livery stable keeper. paid
$40 for horse and carriage He bought the
team of a woman who said she had no further
use for ii. The woman first came to the stable
without the team and proposed the trade. She
said the horse and carriage were up on Fox
street, but Mr. Thompson need not take the
trouble of going up there, as she would get the
team and drive around to the stable.
In about hour the re-
turned, driving a good looking bay mare
and the sale made. But the team had not
come from Fox street, for instead OF going
there the woman had gone to Hayes's stable. on
Plum street, and there hired the team. Mr..
Hayes naturally suspected something wrong
when his property was not returned and notified
the authorities that the team was missing OF
course the superstition was that the team had
been driven of town, but yesterday Mr..
Hayes was surprised to learned that it was still
in this city. and Mr.. Thompson was probably
not so agreeably surprised when he discovered
the facts in the case. Mr.. Hayes got his team
but the woman and the $40 are missing. Tho
woman gave the name of Annie O'Neil. She is
about rhirty-five years old, weighs probably
100 pounds. is of medium height and light com
plexion. She was we'll dressed and said she had
lived near the park
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge Walker and wife will leave to-day for
West Baden Springs
Mrs G. " Wooden, who has been seriously
sick. is slightly improved, but is still too i'll to
see visitors
Mrs W. p. Fishback, accompanied by her
little grandson, leaves to-day to join her hus-
band who is fishing at Cedar Beach
Mr. W. FL Walker. formerly of this city but
now assistant telegraph editor on the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Is here on a brief visit.
DIR. Frank Hayes slipped while alighting from
his buggy Saturday and received a severe
injury to his left knee. The accident was not
regarded serious st the time. but the limb Is
now in q crippled condition and he will be con-
fined to his home, No. 136 Massachusetts avenue,
for ten days or two weeks
A pleasant incident occurred at the Surgical
Institute Saturday in connection with the
leavetaking of DR.. James A. Mlnich who. after
a service of thirteen years in the institute, has
resigned ia engage in the practice of his pro-
fession at his old home in Worthington Ind.
In recognition of his long and faithful services
and personal worth the proprietors presented
him with elegant operating chair. case Of
surgical instruments, and several other articles
of scientific value DIR. Minich bears with him
the affectionate regard of a great number of
invalids who have been under his professional
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: Col w. W. Dudley.
Richmond: T. H. McElroy. Chicago: O. d. Tip
ton. New Mexico; E, L. Olcott, Dayton; Fred
v. Graham. fort WI yne, Z 30 L. fugn, 1err6
Haute; l.. w. Hunt. Boston; q. W. Van Rens
selaer. Lima E. NJ. Hubbard. Louisville; E. T.
Hartley, Lincoln, Neb.; c. w. Cakes, Lafay-
cite; Chas. II. Gardner. Omaha.
Bates House: F. D. Comstock, A. P. Lincoln.
Cleveland: Geo. E. Pugh, Terre Haute; J. L.
Perkins. Providence; NJ. S. Connolly and sister,
Louisville; W. j. McCurdy, Covington, Ind.
Geo. G. Kipp. E. L. Kraft, Greenville. o.; S. A.
Fisher. Greencastle; Howard Atkinson. Wabash;
Ebert Shirts. Noblesviie; r. r. Hazel-igg,
Greensbure; S. r. Hamll, Terre Haute j.
Kittening, Defiance, o.; W. S. Morrison, Evans
Vile
Grand Hotel: Edward F. Ross Philadelphia;
w. B. Dale, Louisville; Jos. II. Shea Lexing-
ton; j. T. Stahl, Chicago; G. J. Marshall, Gin
cinnati r. N. Holt. Huntington; Harry S.
Wright. Rutland. VT; W. S. Potter, Columbus:
E. J. Blair, Springfield; G. W. Colwell, Jack
son, Mich: VIM. Bauerlein, Milwaukee; L. Mer-
field. Baltimore o. E. Bartlett, Rochester. N.
Y; j. c. KleIber Milton; FL. E. McCauliss,
Anderson; John H. Crate, Terre Haute; B. II.
Mitchell and wife, Columbus; Fl. NJ. Shull,
Seymour; w. 2. Kelley, Terre Haute.
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Goodman was taken to the station house aud
10 ed IL for ealing, tzithnut licanse.

Goodman was taken to the station house and
locked no for selling without license.
John Graham. who keeps saloon on English
avenue. WAS not less unfortunate. During the
forenoon patrolman John Shea got into his
place by door. and found several glasses
of beer the bar for many customers. At
the sight of the officer, Graham emptied all the
glasses down his own throat. and claimed that
they had been filled for himself Nevertheless,
he was arrested for giving away beer on Sunday.
He gave bond, and went back home and locked
his saloon door. In the afternoon he went out
to visit some friends and two colorod
boys Toney Scott and Richard Gray, too broke
into the saloon and were helping themselves to
the contents of the money-drawer and the beer
when their presence was discovered by patrol
men Hurt and Hostetter. They were lodged in
the station house. with the charge of burglary
opposite their names.
The enforcement of the liquor law in the
city has had tendency to drive the
drinking class to the Gisreputabe resorts
beyond the city suburbs and already much
complaint is coming in from these neghborhoods
because police protection is not afforded. There
very bad crowd at Brighton Beach yester-
day, usual. Beer sold TO young and DID,
and several fights occurred. The residents of
that section have asked Superin tendent Travis
to send detail of officers there Sunday
afternoon. 1t has been demonstrated that one
or two officers can do nothing with the crowd that
gathers there.